‘The Secret I Know Is Too Heavy’ — Doris Ogala Accuses Jerry Eze, Suleman Over Remand

According to a report by Daily Post on Thursday October 29, 2026, Nollywood actress and African Action Congress (AAC) governorship candidate in Abia State, Doris Ogala, has accused pastors Jerry Eze and Johnson Suleman of influencing her remand in prison, alleging that they are concerned about sensitive information she claims to possess about them.

Ogala was remanded at Ikoyi Prison on Wednesday by the Lagos State High Court amid her ongoing legal dispute with Pastor Chris Okafor of Grace Nation Bible Ministry.

The actress is facing a four-count charge involving alleged harassment and cyberbullying, the publication of the clergyman’s personal materials, attempted extortion and the dissemination of false information intended to incriminate him.

Following her remand, Ogala took to her social media page to accuse Okafor, Eze and Suleman of having a role in her detention. She suggested that her alleged knowledge of their private affairs was connected to the situation.

The actress also appealed to members of the public to hold the three clerics responsible if anything happened to her while she remained in custody. She further alleged that there was a plan to kill her in prison, although no independent confirmation of the claim was provided in the report.

In her post, Ogala claimed that representatives of the two pastors had previously approached her to issue an apology, alleging that the move was intended to prevent damaging information from becoming public.

“Suleman Johnson, Jerry Eze, una know nau. The secret I know is too heavy. That’s why. If anything happens to me, hold them responsible. They begged me to apologise to them to cover their shit. That video I made. Jerry’s PA begged for it. Suleman’s boy begged me to put it up to cover their shit. I know a lot, and I’m not afraid of any of them,” she wrote.

The allegations against Eze and Suleman remain claims made by Ogala. The reported court proceedings, meanwhile, concern her ongoing legal battle with Okafor.

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